Restraining Order 2

A Tragic Love, Book 2

De: Ca$h, Coffee

Narrado por: Angela S. Arnold

When Choppa’s jealousy boils over, Julz finds herself in the middle of the cold, dark woods, staring down at a grave he has dug for her. With a loaded gun in his hand, he threatens to kill her, himself, or them both. If Julz is able to escape this frightening nightmare, will she realize that continuing to love her psychotic boyfriend might cost her her life?

It’s been said that love conquers all, but the deep-rooted problems that haunted Choppa made it much too dangerous for Julz to hold on to that hope. In the past, her heart beat strongly for him, and her body craved his touch entirely too much that a restraining order hadn’t been able to keep them apart. So, what will happen? Will they finally find the happiness they seek with each other? Or will their story turn out to be a tragic love?

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The narrator

The only thing that I dislike about this book is the narrator. The story was perfect but she was trying to hard with the male voice

Amazing!

Wonderful Ending. I Never Thought Choppa Would Turn Out A Changed Man And A Paster. Both Books Are A a must Listen.

It was the narrator for me 🤦🏽‍♀️

It was hard to get through book 1 bc of the narrator however she was way better than this new one smh- her males voice kept reminding me of the little brother from the boondocks!! No cap! The story itself was very very good! So many women has and is still going through this! I would recommend that the ladies in my book club buy the book instead of the auditable- but great book!

Smh I want my time back that I spent on this bs

When pop die I lost it and I just wanted choppa to get his, and Jewels was a damn idiot through out the whole book losing her best friend and bad

Very intriguing.

I enjoyed the story but hated the fake voice it was narrated in. The narrator made me want to return the book, but I was too invested in seeing what happened in part two. Should have allowed the narrator of the first book to continue.